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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22
New Coaches, Splendid Equipment,
Fast Time, Sure Connections

The only route running solid
through trains Galveston, TT. Worth,
GAINESVILLE.
~ miles tho shortest rou te-Fort
Worth TO Gainosville
Tho beet route TO Dallas, Farmers
vile, Honey Grove.
u miles the shortest route Dallas
TO Honey Grove.
The faYorite route TO Houston
N9yasota, Montgomery, Conroe.
The only route to Lampasas,
brentwood, BalIinger Coleman.
Direct connections for Austin.
Waco, Gstesyille, san Antonio, Mem
phis, st, Louis, Kansas City, and al
points north, cast and west.
Passengers to and from Waco oon-
meet with the Gulf, Colorado u santa
Fe railway ut McGregor, Tex.
For Further information address
IAhES s. CARk.
Ger, Pass, and T,eAotA 6ayssUc,
D. CARR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22

Mrs. WinslOws soothing syrup should A.
ways so used for children teething Il soothes
the child soft4ns the gums, allaYs all pains
oures wind collie and Is he best re1Aedy for
dkarrh bR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22

Has an the Implements and machinery
proper ~ Texas, The season and tho
farmers Ills supply OF fencing wiro
and farm hardware Is AWAY kept fun
and complete. The fact Is no other
house In the line can Aurpass Kollett
Remember the pIacc-corncr Of Sixth
and Austin streets. Waco Texas II
il no trouble to show good. aud the
farmers are cordially invited - call
and Inspect the stock whether they
buy ornot The stock will be found
complete.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22

Has all the best domestic and i'm.
ported wines
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22

Ice cream oda II, the Ola corner
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-22

Dcane photographer South Fihh.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
sAREwD suFFALogs.
An Instance Of Mathematical CalcuiatIon
on hs Part ~ These Animals.

An Instance Of Mathematical Calculation
on ia. Part ~ These Animals.
The tame buiIaloes of India are said
to possess an unusually Intelligent na,
tAse, notwithstanding their rough OK
terior. An English traveller, who has
made the passage up the Brahma,
pOotra, relates an instance tf mathe-
NAUTICAL calculation on the part Of these
animals such as must have been anus
ing to witness, as ii IA entertaining to
read
Once" he says, while our party
were awaiting tho arrival Of steamer
coming down the river, wanting some
thing wherewith 10 occupy our minds,
we became interested in watching the
behavior Of herd Of bulIaloes belong
ing to neighboring village. We re-
marked that each morning, about six
O'Clock, the whole herd swan across the
river from the opposite side, the bull
considerably in advance leading tho
way, followed by the matrons with their
calves BY their sides,
Entering the water about hillf milo
AttA tAhNA A4P va .titS OlllOo4lt .bttttNt ttiG
strong current washed them down 10 The
village where they wished 70 land. This
was as iudic'ous calculation Of dis
lance and power Of the current as could
have been made by the most able mathe-
matician The river at this point was
fully half q half mllobroad. but al there
was better fecding-ground on tho other
bank, the animals preferred the swim
After they had reached the bank safely
there was halt for few minutes to
rest and recover breath.
1T was q pleasing sight TO watch the
natural anxiety of each matrou for her
young one towards the end Of tie swim,
when they wore beginning TO tire; tie
repeated turn Of tie head 10 see how The
youngster was getting on, and the salts
faction when at length, wearied with
the long journey, tho little one rested
us head upon its mother for support -
Youth'S Companion,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
We EDITORS FARE WELL .

Many Proofs OF Loyalty to His Towns
men and Reminders of Many Booms
That Were Hollow Mockeries,
In the last issue of the Buffalo Wal.
low World, we fne the following:
"With This number the time seems to
bave fully arrived at which to cease the
publication of this paper. Many Of our
subscribers win not even get this issue.
To be briefabout il, we were not permit
ted to remove our print paper from the
Adams Express office this week, although
we have never, in these columns, said
aught against Mr.. Adams or his Justly
celebrated express. We have paid many
dollar into the G. o. u. department Of
this mans express company. Before
we came West, our physician told us we
could not live without cod liver oil, and
indeed, he was right, for have we not
been {. .. d. liver oil the time since
we started this paper?
The last remark Is offered as a gratu-
itous insult to every unpaid subscriber.
Pa:d-up subscribers may omit il. Or
we will 20 to them personally and spoil
ogize.
But let us seriously review the past
two years history Of the World. What
have we not done to aid and encourage
our infant industries aud advance the
tagging commerce Of Buffalo Wallow2
-'Let our files show whether we have
done what we say or not. LetTeluctant
capital paw over our pages, covering
tho F,aat and opgvvDr ff gsgl,k ma y,,Fr,
state be not accurate.
Have we not, at the instigatiOn Of
leading citizens here, doomed the con-
dition Of trade, when traffic was dead,
and currency nothjng bat a hollow
memory?
~'Have we not, through the colutr3s
of the W0rld, asked that bark ~ M
once established here, When, as i mat
Ter Of fact, for . ysar The post.ofIice here
has bad to sell stamps and take the pay
out OF tie store?
"Haye we not been gay aud fIolic-
some in these columns that the world
at large might not tumble 70 the WOO
within Us? Have we not iOkgd and
puuued and frolicked in print, when the
shriB. north wind was whispering abroad
with his icy breath, he hath no UNDER
clothing whatevorP
I'VE have even boon loyal to the
town i'm which we lived, and this last
act in our career shows how loyal the.
town has been to us, Other newspaper
lHcn, with fewer brains and in better
towns, have grown aHiucnt Low
browcd journalists elsewhere, in towns
that arc populated bV human being,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04


winch rs sucnoeiieit ia pavino $500 nHsr9
and 5000 whisky bills, aiter which 10
found hy a system OF rigid economy, he
had stu enough loft "a purchase q two-
moment horse and evade tile grand
Jury.
More than al rhat we have sat up
Nights to edit and correct ahd re-
wise and punotuate the alleged spneehoS
of this man, SO that his idEow-
mon would not think him the
intellectual blight that no is All
/ through the campaign his imitation
I brains tloated about n a pool # rid
we'd rum, like tho specimens IN q doc
! ta,'s Office dancing on the bosom. OF
ar Of alcohol. Then he wouli emit a
srngch, To-day, as the resrit Of o II
toll, he is gay and free in Canada wb le
we 70 forth 10 begin life battles once
more with the bitter memory Of having
a,s. sted an intellectual augloworm into
pace whore no could market his
mnth-catcu soul
1--WE have stood by the people Of But
laio Naliow IN every way while we h"Fe
0rcn running this paper We have
ma utainud that go)d order prevailed
hCUr night and day. when the taots
would hardly warrant this statement
We have pointed with pride TO our
peaceful record rs q town when the low
roirain of the Six-shoOtor, coOang to it's
mate, came stealing through the quiet
4 night. We have asked the pious and
prudish East to come aud dwell With US,
when we we'll knew that no stranger
ever walked the length OF our street IN
l. I ,r,l ty4 4s,l he m aysst s
about it, unless the hat was made OF
boiler iron.
eve have also doomed our glorious
climate when il had nothing to war
rant Endorsement We have written
page after page about our pure, braciug
mountain ain, when W. had been living
on Italian sunsets aud ozone for two
DAYS We have FiittCn about re-mone-
tization and bi-mOtallism aud bond calls,
when cd man Gastric WAS clamoring
loudly for q meek and lowiy picked
( pigs foot.
so il has gone on. One hundred
and four times the World has gone forth
from this office to beg for church fes-
tival, to praise the feeble song of q
young lady who resides here, and hasn't
the manhood to buy haE a dozen extras
containing the pun, 70 congratulate the
groom and 70 sympathize with the woul-
an, to say kind word for the man who
had painted his front fence, 20 say
pleasant things Of people who did not
deserve il, to wlIoop up the county far
and the Fourth Of July celebration, only
TO be badgered and bull'ed and sat upon
by people who were unworthy.
4 "Sub5cT bets who do not get thor
7 papers hereafter viii know why il is
that way, They win understand that
their subscriptions and the paper, also,
have expired Those who think that o
publication Is public trust win DO
well to apply elsewhere
Readers Of the World who find a
large red cross aud q notice Of sale on
the front door OF tn is Office will know
that their subscription has expired.
we res gn here to accept the port
folio OF biscuit shooter ia o restaurant
whore food il an every day occurrence.
'sFwo years ago We joyfuliy saluta-
toried. To-day we have invOluntarily
vailed etUricd ~ BiH Nyc, IN Boston
Globe,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
FOREIGN eosstp.

Spain has a standing army of about
t20, 900 mon.
Japan has population OF $1,000
900, with less than 10000 paupcrs.
Women DO not inherit money in
China l~,nrc money marriage never
heart OF .lrrr.
LIS said that altho IIoNcu2o)brns
lr hH n4nWu .0rrN nothing ior nu~'r.
Od lrlD, Albert once declared to hm
that u. u.'J regarded II as an rNp"A7Nr
NOISE.
No> lau~naN,r Hnghum OF Hri~-
I5, ENGLAND. has i'm his possession %
watch madc in l5ga and said 10 be- the
fv-r watch made in England. Ii onc'
belonged TO Queen Elizabeth II has
,njy one hand.
Tho fallng-oH in the average size
of families in France as shown by TO
cent stat sites, has induced the enact
mcnJ at decree readirming the law
whereby every father OF a family hay
ing seven living children may have one
of his sons educated at the expense Of
the State.
PRINCESS Theresa, daughter OF the
Prince Regent of Bavaria, has published
q vOlWmmous work about Russia and its
p5oplc. and it is rumored that the
Princely authoress is about to write q
similar work concerning England.
There are said to be living in Prus-
STA eight persons who were born during
the reign OF Frederick she Great. The
Oldest member Of the army is the En-
peror himself The scientific and schol-
arly circles of Prussia have recently lost
most of their Ncstors, and the oldest
inhabitants recruit themselves mainly
from the trading class sa
The Earl of Curnarvon, at q ban
Quet, in proposing the health of the
clergy, said that In these days clergy
men are expected to have the wisdom
and leaning of Jeremy Taylor " His
Lordship was next day reported to have
said: In these days olergymen are OK
bcoted to have the wisdom and learning
Of iOurnGYmen tailor. .a..
Albert Millaud, the sarcastic chroH-
tgsIC3tr of tho Paris Figaro, lectures his
cOuntrymoH severely on their lack OF
hospitality: We consider any stranger
recommended 10 us" says he, ''as q
burden to be got rid of as soon as pos
siblc. We ask MIN whether he has Gu
joyed himself at this or that place, but
do not try 10 entertain him. There are
not three Parisians capable Of showing
Paris 10 stranger. >
Since Alsaco-Lotharing.a has come
again under German government It's
press has nearly been qUadruplod. Until
1870 there existed but 80 papers in both
provinces, now they number liz, 52 Of
which are official and political, while u
refer to the church and religion, II
treat of scientific, of agricultural, and
the remaining SO of general topics; GS
of these papers are printed in the Ger
man language uiy, "a in the French,
and 70 in both languages.
The Munich AHgGmeiRe ZcituHg in
speaking of the frequency OF steam
boiler explosions, states that during the
period from 1877 TO 1884 there were 1876
explosions in Germany, or an average
of nearly Is year; while from 1864 10
1884 there were 9Sl explosions in Great
Britain, or an average of nearly AZ q
year The number Of persons injured
annually from this cause in Germany
was 20. with II deaths; while in Great
Britain the annual numbers were 142
and % respectively.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

a station on the Baltimore Il Ohio
road il Pennsylvania has boon rcchflss
tPned Ch'lds rs q complainant % The
eliior osflle nli laslelnh.a Lea3e
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
1 lsautiiul and Lasting Present.

The San Francisco Weekly Alta win
be sent to any address thirteen weeks
on trial for 26 cents. Splendid premi.
arms are offered to yearly Subscribers.
THE WEEKLY Alta,
san Francisco, Cal,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

More and moae Japanese are coming
TO this country every year, and they are
usually Of an excellent order. They are
mostly between Is and 2J years old, and
of the middle class, such as farmers,
storekeepers, etc. An VI them are to an
extent educated when they arrive, in
consequence Of the compulsory law Of
education in the empire. Thoir chief
object in coming il 70 gain a complete
education and to study the manners and
customs Of the republic, which they
rightly regard as very practical Al
large part Of them, on their return, OBJ
tain renumeratiye employment; The fact
chat they have served an apprenticeship
in the United States putting a premium
on their services. Certainly the bulk 81
Japanese on our soil viii compare most
lavorably with the native inhabitants 81
the same grade. They are, as a rule, far
more gentle, considerate, polite, and
wonderfully apt il acquiring new ideas
They have made more progress ia the
last half century than any other people
under the sun. New York Commercial
Advertiser
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
Working Glasses s..I;S''ssI ! II ~.

plpymept az hofe, fse eh0ie 81 l time o. Tor their
epata ncfacHts RiHiness ueiA light hnd prohsable.
pcF ugeitirg ara ptepot oTal sum NY desrtinR an
this Tine ~ 1 bsiscss Boys ssid ixiS earn neaN5
s much az niea Tint 20 Who see tht may send tif
address, anA seh1 III bus55ess re nsake wis offF ~
s0c are not well ehtsea We i Settd uta biia ~
gay tor tht toabo us ~TitinR fcli pafslesIagB una
QUITS fres. Address 9apHen htul g'Nsiaisd,
Aei1t ieMaB8y
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Willie Gordon, twelye.r.,5r. q, !.
boy Of Winnipeg, Manitola was arrcst
e. on q charge q stealing hens, and
aiter TWO G1..s.js imprisonment was tried
ACQUITTED He felt the disgrace Of tho
Imprisonment keenly, and when tho
boys made fun Of him decided TO K II
himself He did not like to die alone,
but after vainly trying 70 induce COM
ran on 70 take poison with him, swal,
lowed large dose Of strychnino and
died.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

IT, Hiehauta Golden laisnp, 10 4
Tires ehancsgs, lrss ard second Sc
gA-s o. ths Legs and Baay: Sore Ra-s.
go Nose, etc, Copper eainred Blotehos,
aYpstsstie tntArfh, diseased scalp. ana ali
tt.eia- forms 81 the dispagc Euav5n a 4
syPhils. Price, SIS 90 psr HDYtIe.
- nhenn ms Golden EBaIsam M, q
SuIss--f & siary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rhsa.
49,, &. ne - the Bones, Pains N The
1eAa, 80 o. the Neck, Ulcgfzted Sore
1850 $3.50, ~. ", ilitlc Rash, Luinps and con.
eadieates 81 dssosse arm, ~ sss, ~
NhSsheS eAlsei9 By indiscretion or ahues
sasIuhs y wing the bl1od pure and
healthy Fra co IS 90 nor Bottle.
Lg htcha@ Golsen ssanfsh Anil.
ot@ W tao cure Vi Gonorrhna, Gleet.
ts.sallon Gravel, AMI AL Urinary o. Gani.
Ia disarangements Price - SO per
Bottle. 49,,
lie Riohau,s Golden sPaRish In-
lection, for severc tslsas o. GonoFrhra,
lnnammatoyy elect, ST. 1eturcs,& e. Price
81 SO per Bottle.
LIE REchnu's Golden Ointment
Tor Tire Ell setive hcniingof Syphilis Sores,
and sruptons Price 81 90 per Box.
and Brain treatment; less Of TsnyEi-el pow
or, excess or ovor-Notk, rrostration, etc
PE7ce 80 90 per Tsox.
T5nfe aEd Servinc,
Sent everywhere, G. o d. foSure,y packed
pcr express
c. ". RICHARDS & co. Agents,
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febl3 "
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
s2oo REWAR'

Gross Oh icft Ill. Ear MARKS eron u
! Iigitt and anllcr-eIit I'd eaeh ear.
iiie above reward Uill be ,aid lit. thelip-
derSiSHCG iqr Information fiat Wifi lead &
I I've cplly!aiinn q apNcue yS,li s l defaesis
IN. f1.tW Do any &MaIEtaHg lie aiaoge
described Z raHds or ear VIA his IN stealing
cattle bcarf ilg them.
G3obe, ella County. ri
atg 9-tf7 nj STANLEY
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

Notice Il hereby given Il Andrew Stewart,
his heirs 81 assigns, that ! have expended
one hundred dollars IN labor and Improve
ments pper the St0nesall lode, (sitaated
in Globe Mining Districth and more par
Mining Records, Piiial County, Arizona In
order to bold said premises under the proyi.
sions 81 section 1924 Revised Ststdtes us the
Hnited States, being The amount re3uired to
hold the same for the year 1856 and # within
ninety days after this notice BY publication
you fall 81 refuse ID contribute your prapag-
tion If such expenditure rs co.owner, your
interest ID said claim will become the proper
W u the subscriber Under raid section 2S24.
A. TRdpPEIs.
Globe February x, 1887 fob5 GOD
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
BARTHoi-nI SOUVENIR,
orFlclhLlI eoTrmaHrEp.
Liberty Enlight8niDg . World World
We Mass manufactured and now offer Enr sale
the Gly and correct souvenir q the
STATUE or LIBERTY.

showing the Brooklyn Bridge, Bealoe's Island,
the Battery and the New York Harbor IN the
and autograph 0f the celebrated artist, M.
Bartholdi This beautiful Souvenir
Booknnark is worked on choice celared
Satin, showing all the details very clearly.
The reverse Side having an Original Poem
and q Calendar FOR 1887, thus being useful
al veil al ornamental souvenir for the year.
VIII also look handsome ~ 4 Bannerette
for the center tallle,
4 lsaHtiiHl and Lasting Present.
Price only l5 Cents, two fag - cents ITO
agents. SIC per doseul free by nls;l Post
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Masonic!

Regular communication 81 White Noun
tain Lodge, No 3, Al II. & a. Of. meet
Thursdays on or succeeding each frfi
Moon. soIournBg Brethren IN good stand
ing cordially invited.
By order the w d.
G. A. FISK,
sug7til secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1887.

Blaine carefully avoided any interview or
consultation with Gen. Logan in reference
to the conduct of the campaign; that he
declined and virtually spurned any assist
ance from him, and acted as though he
did not wish to have il thought that the
success which he conhdontially anticipated
for the ticket was in any manner due to
the excrtiOns Of Gen. Logan. This gross
and persistent insult Logan's friends have
never forgiven, nor will they ever forgive
IT, On the contrary, they intend to punish
Blaine for it at tho first opportunity that
may offer, and that is likely 10 be ut Chi
cago next year at the Republican conven-
ton, when Blaine will again be put in
nomination for the presidency. Mr.. Blaine
will not receive the vote OF Illinois.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
7NE MAS6 MERTLNG r0ALGHT.

All the signs point to an influential gath
cring at the Young Mons Hebrew Hall to.
night, and we trust that harmony and con-
sistoncy will characterize It's proceedings.
We mean by consistency that no name
upon the County Courthouse ticket shall
bc considered. Why Because every one
of ia nominees has accepted tho action Of
that ~mNts.mceting as tinality
OF the public will So far MS they AFRO
concerned. They have thus barred them
selves from any further consideration
rs candidates for denomination by any
other number OF body OF their fellow citi.
zcns, assuming that tho Court House meet.
ing spoke for the whole body OF the people,
which 1t did not, Tho Court House
ticket is al a~nt1goniEing aud nm opposing
ticket. Those who ep upon il for election
to the Taxing District Council have never,
that w have heard Of, been in active
sympathy with Mr.. Haddcn in the troubles
that were procipitstcd upon him and
which havo brought our municipal gov
eminent into unmerited disrcputo abroad.
They have not looked beyond the confines
o. the meeting that nominated them for
Endorsement, audit Is well understood that
that meeting WIS in antagonism to MADDEN
Ms the representative OF tho Taxing Dis.
trict government They cannot be CON
sidecd without mourning fatal conse-
qucnces to the ncpurposc that the pronot-
en Of tonight's meeting have in yiew-the
continuance Of the Hadden policy 10
slrkingly aud ioroibly Endorsed 10y Chan
ccllor Estes. The ticket presented by to-
nights meeting for the suGrrages Of the
people must bo clear Of all c~ntangling al
lanccs. Better bc right and defeated than
wrong and successful.